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In design, to communicate a humorous message through one, single image is no mean feat. It’s even harder to make someone actually laugh out loud at an illustration, however Sujin Kim makes all of this seem easy through her truly hilarious digital illustrations.

The Polish graphic designer combines her passion for illustration in projects that reflect her own style and fit her personality

Residing in Semarang, in Indonesia’s Central Java region, illustrator "Fatchurofi":https://www.instagram.com/rooovie/?hl=en is a long way from the big cities of the contemporary art world. Working remotely as an art director for a design agency in Jakarta, he also spends much of his time doing freelance illustration. “I’ve been drawing for the past decade, mostly for clothing and album covers,” he says. “After suffering from a panic attack disorder a couple of years ago, however, I began to…

Turner Prize-winning artist David Shrigley opens his eighth solo show _Drawings and Paintings_ at the Stephen Friedman Gallery in London today. For this show the Macclesfield-born artist has turned his hand to optical art, following the footsteps of Bridget Riley, Jesus Rafael Soto and Victor Vasarely.

Illustrator and comics artist Yvan Guillo discusses the creative process behind his recent work, both personal and commissioned.

Работа Майка Уилкокса богата мистикой; художник черпает уроки из ар-деко и в результате его портфолио усыпано иллюстрациями, гобеленами, графическими романами и колодами таро - смесь вещей, которые очень символичны. Иногда он создает картину, основанную на вещах, которые он видит в медитациях или…

Illustrator Isabella Cotier’s work has an expressive energy to it that can only really be achieved when you’re working from life. Her depictions of characters observed as they go about their daily lives are funny, vivid, loose and immediate; capturing moments without necessarily being literal.

“Illustration is a fundamental form of visual communication”, says Tokyo-based illustrator Hiroki Nishiyama. “I believe that the meaning and appeal of ‘expression’ is to act as a trigger to connect people and things, as well as people and people.” This is evident in the illustrator’s sweeping lines and bold use of block colours that carve out scenes taken from society.

Manchester-based illustrator Caroline Dowsett’s colourful shape-based work serves as a gentle reminder to be optimistic.

Choose Your Fighter is illustrator Kevin Sabo's retort against the hyper-masculine world of video gaming, and represents the diametric opposite of homogenous visual and sexual identity and prescribed modes of being and dressing.